An edition of The people's money (2012)

The people's money

how voters would balance the budget and eliminate the federal debt

1st hbk. ed.
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An edition of The people's money (2012)

The people's money

how voters would balance the budget and eliminate the federal debt

1st hbk. ed.
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Table of Contents

Introduction: what the bailouts unleashed
The political class
What the political class thinks voters think
How the political class deceives
How voters would spend the people's money
How voters would fix defense
How voters would fix social security
How voters would fix medicare and health care
How voters would fix the tax system
How voters would be generous
How voters would save the people's money
Ending corporate welfare
Giving the people a return on investments
Tightening the belt of the beltway
Adding it all up
Conclusion: the end the political class.

Edition Notes

Published in
New York, NY

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
336.73
Library of Congress
HJ2051 .R37 2012, HJ2051.R37 2012

The Physical Object

Pagination
p. cm.

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL25094853M
ISBN 13
9781451666106, 9781451666113, 9781451666120
LCCN
2011044990
OCLC/WorldCat
738347931

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OL16263619W

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